Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

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  • JPiek
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    • Oct 2014
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    [CQ] Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

    Hi All,

    Customer has black spots on printouts in feed direction, every x Inches. Did Fuser-, Drum-, and Transferroller cleaning from menu. No improvement.
    Visual inspection of Drum and Fuser where ok.

    But when i looked at the roller below the drum (not visable if you don't remove the drum first) i saw spots on the roller, corresponding with the spots on the printout. I'm not familiar with this model, what roller is it ? It has yellow rings/bushings on each side. I assume it's the pri.transferroller ?

    Can someone help me with the partno for it, and possible, the procedure to replace it ?

    I need to remove wastetonerbottle and drum to see it, but after that ?

    It's the cusomers only printer, prints look bad, so a quick resopnse is greatly appricated
    Johan
  • teckat
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    • Jan 2010
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    Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner




    Read Manual \ link above
    It's the Transfer Roller----\
    FM4-6522-000
    U remove from opening right side door.


    This video shows open door and location of roller
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    • JPiek
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      Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

      Originally posted by teckat
      https://www.scribd.com/mobile/doc/11...SERVICE-MANAUL
      Read Manual \ link above
      It's the Transfer Roller----\
      FM4-6522-000
      U remove from opening right side door.
      I think that's the roller in the right door ?
      I meant the roll/cylinder under the drum in the printer, looking at the servicemanual i think it's FM4-6494-000 DEVELOPING UNIT (See page 72)

      Looking at the manual was a great help to say the least
      Johan

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      • teckat
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        Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

        Originally posted by JPiek
        I think that's the roller in the right door ?
        I meant the roll/cylinder under the drum in the printer, looking at the servicemanual i think it's FM4-6494-000 DEVELOPING UNIT (See page 72)

        Looking at the manual was a great help to say the least



        Correct
        Developing Assembly Unit==
        FM4-6494-000
        probably some lump toner on cylinder ?
        what is the environment in printer location

        3rd party Toner will cause issues
        do u use Canon OEM Toner ??
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        • JPiek
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          Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

          Environment is normal airconditioned office. We only deliver OEM parts and supplies

          The cylinder has some nasty spots. Cleaned it with a soft cloth, but spots can't be wiped away. We send the customer a quote o
          Johan

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          • JPiek
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            #6
            Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

            Fixed ! Thanks again.
            Johan

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            • teckat
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              Re: Urgenty Partno. needed for 1740i ImageRunner

              Originally posted by JPiek
              Fixed ! Thanks again.
              Welcome_!!!
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